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Surgeons at a children's hospital in Missouri earlier this year successfully separated infant twin sisters who were born conjoined at the head, hospital officials said. (ABC News)
The NIH was sued by researchers who argued that the Trump administration, by canceling scientific grants on the basis of certain keywords, is violating the First Amendment. (The Guardian)
White House chief of staff Susie Wiles said she no longer has evidence of breast cancer after months of treatment. (AP)
The North Carolina teenager who died after contracting the rare brain-eating amoeba Naegleria fowleri was likely infected from a water feature at a community center, state and local officials said. (USA Today)
Employer-sponsored health insurance plans are expected to adjust their coverage of GLP-1 drugs. (Washington Post)
Pennsylvania's measles outbreak, with an epicenter in Lancaster County, has patients surging at clinics and hospitals. (ABC News)
In 2025, Michigan's school vaccine waivers reached a new high within the last decade. (AP)
Some adverse events associated with mRNA COVID vaccines may have initially been missed if officials did not cover their bases in statistical analyses of real-world monitoring data, a BMJ investigation suggested.
The Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine issued a statement about considerations for managing high-risk pregnancies when abortion care is restricted.
On behalf of two Oklahoma women who fled the state for abortion care, the Center for Reproductive Rights sued to expand abortion access for families facing fatal fetal diagnoses.
In a Commonwealth Fund survey, nearly one in three adults with private insurance said they were paying off medical debt over time.
A national study showed that the majority of U.S. adults have experienced physical violence, and nearly half have experienced sexual violence. (The Guardian)
Mercury-containing, skin-bleaching products have dodged international bans and are making their way to Amazon and other third-party marketplaces for sale. (Reuters)
Following several high-profile medication errors, Nashville's Ascension Saint Thomas Midtown hospital took corrective measures and said it is back in good standing for CMS reimbursement. (WSMV)
Progress is being made against the Ebola outbreak in Congo. In parts of Ituri province, transmission is going down, says the World Health Organization Director-General. (AP)
The number of people age 100 or older in Japan crossed the 100,000 mark this year: the tally reached 107,677 centenarians, up 7,914 from the previous year. (AP)